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Richard Rose is an award winning British writer, university professor and children’s rights advocate. He is the author of more than a hundred academic papers, and twelve books addressing issues related to the education of children from marginalised groups, and his work in this area has been translated into several languages. His poetry, fiction and essays have been published in literary magazines in the UK, USA, Canada, India and Singapore. For more than twenty years he has worked regularly in India as well as other Asian and European countries. A Sense of Place is a representative sample of his poetry that reflects many of his travels both in the UK and in other parts of the world. His other most recent books include Establishing Pathways to Inclusion, co-authored with Michael Shevlin (Routledge 2021), Letters to Lucia, with co-playwright James Vollmar (Triskellion 2020) and Confronting Obstacles to Inclusion (Routledge 2010).
Richard lives in the Northamptonshire countryside in England and much of his poetry reflects the landscape that surrounds his home.
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